Japanese-style shears and carbon combs

Takano

Takano is a Japanese-style professional shear brand distributed in Canada by Capilex. ProHair carries the current Takano range: cutting shears from the affordable Atali and Hair Kiss models to Hitachi 440C Fitz shears and cobalt Kikui, Kimari and Alu-Coba models, thinning shears from 15 to 44 teeth, and genuine left-handed shears.

The range also includes Takano carbon, Combank graphite-silicone and sandalwood combs, plus Fuji end papers, E-Clips and scissor cases. Looking for razors? The Feather razors and blades that Capilex distributes alongside Takano now have their own Feather collection.

Not sure where to start? Our guides explain how to choose a cutting shear and which thinning shear tooth count you need.
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Length

4.5–5 in for precision, 5.5 in all-round, 6–7 in for scissor-over-comb.

Left-handed

Genuine left-handed models: Fitz AZ-55L, Links LS-60, Atali SR-55L.

Teeth

Fewer teeth to texturize, more teeth to blend.

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Who makes Takano shears?
Takano is a Japanese-style professional shear brand sold in Canada through its distributor Capilex. Several models are made in Japan or use Japanese Hitachi 440C steel, such as the Cutman and the Fitz range.
Which Takano shear is best for a student?
The Atali KZ and Hair Kiss HC-101 are the most accessible cutting shears in the range. Both are professional shears at an entry price.
Does Takano make left-handed shears?
Yes. ProHair carries the Atali SR-55L, Fitz AZ-55L and Links LS-60 left-handed cutting shears and the Fitz LO-35 and Fitz LX-35 left-handed thinning shears.
Where are the Feather razors and blades?
Feather razors and blades, which Capilex distributes alongside Takano, are in the Feather collection, with a guide to which blade fits which razor.
How many teeth should my thinning shear have?
Fewer teeth (15 to 30) remove more hair for texture and debulking; around 35 teeth is an everyday blender; 38 to 44 teeth blend very softly. See our thinning shear guide.
How do I care for my shears?
Wipe the blades after every client, put a drop of shear oil at the pivot, store the shear closed in a pouch and never use a cutting shear on paper or foils.